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Previously on "Plan B - ladies advice needed"

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  • Paddy
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    Originally posted by Benny
    I'm sat opposite a oldish woman who obviously dyes her hair, but her grey roots are showing.

    Is there not a market for a daily shampoo that contains a colourant so maintaining that 'just dyed' look?
    You could have been arrested for looking up her skirt to compare collar and cuffs.

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  • Kyajae
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    Originally posted by Epiphone
    dried up old prune who reaches for the KY on the inside
    Oi! you referring to me?

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  • oraclesmith
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    How about "spring-back" rubberised hairspray.

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  • Epiphone
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    Invent a Mission Impossible style mask to put over the oldies heads. Voila, stunning 21 year old on the outside, dried up old prune who reaches for the KY on the inside

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  • NoddY
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    Surely a Plan B must include a bit of 'stick to what you know'

    So does this mean you dye your hair?

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  • SizeZero
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    Because hair grows very quickly (half an inch per month), and because you need something strong to cover white hair, you couldn't have shampoo that does the job as effectively as dye. There are products that tone it down (eg henna) and give it a coloured tint, but once it grows more than an inch you can't hide it in any other way than to apply more dye.

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  • ChimpMaster
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    I thought the title of this thread was Plan B - ladies needed. Would have made for some amusing Plan B concepts

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  • cykophysh39
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    that market is already covered!!
    Take a walk through boots, you'll see a multitude of products catering for that need

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  • Benny
    started a topic Plan B - ladies advice needed

    Plan B - ladies advice needed

    I'm sat opposite a oldish woman who obviously dyes her hair, but her grey roots are showing.

    Is there not a market for a daily shampoo that contains a colourant so maintaining that 'just dyed' look?

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